1. La Tiranía del Autocorrector y los Errores Tipográficos.
Los usuarios expresan una profunda frustración con las herramientas de autocorrección que cambian palabras correctas o revierten correcciones, así como con la dificultad de evitar errores tipográficos constantes, a menudo atribuidos a la velocidad o la fatiga.
- Oh, gdmfpos autocarrot. I corrected to tortie several times and i swear it was right when i hit oost.
- Me spells something right auto correct oh, i think you mean this replaces with different word me spells something wrong auto correct does nothing.
- I am amazed that i havent thrown my fucking phone into the sea. The auto correct is getting worse and takes words i know i spelled right and turns them into different words to the point of destroying readability.
- I cant count how many times my autocorrect has written jiberish for me. Chauncey rabbit clerk toilet breath. Rutroh. Thats not right dammit.
2. La Búsqueda de la Palabra y Pronunciación Correcta.
Se destaca la importancia de usar la palabra exacta y la pronunciación correcta, especialmente para nombres y términos técnicos. La incorrección es vista como una "mascota" o un signo de falta de esfuerzo, aunque la inconsistencia del inglés a menudo complica la tarea.
- Tips my hat its a pet peeve of mine when people use the wrong one right up there with someone saying well flush out the details later. Its flesh out the details ffs!
- I am an english partisan and, admittedly, i am biased because my job is literally write book in english, get paid, but one of the things i love about english is how many teeny tiny differences there are between words, you get to pick out exactly the right one for the right effect!
- I often meet with people from many different backgrounds and its the easiest thing to say right up front, excuse me, is this how you pronounce your name? or excuse me, could you share how your name is pronounced so i can make sure i get it right?
- Nothing infuriates me more than someone correcting my pronunciation of a french word when no single french person ever in history has ever pronounced a single english word correctly. I dont care. Even when i could say it right im never going to!
- I really cannot be relied upon to read certain words aloud. Especially cause i will swap language rules at random.
3. Críticas a la Enseñanza de la Lectura Basada en la Adivinación.
Existe una fuerte crítica a los métodos de enseñanza de la lectura que priorizan la comprensión contextual o la adivinación (cueing theory) sobre el reconocimiento preciso de las palabras (fonética), resultando en lectores que solo necesitan que el texto "suene bien" o "sea suficiente".
- For goodman, accurate word recognition was not necessarily the goal of reading. The goal was to comprehend text. If the sentences were making sense, the reader must be getting the words right, or right enough. Oh good god. That makes me angry.
- How could it not, theyre literally being taught that if the sentence makes sense they probably guessed it right, i could not believe what i was reading in that article.
- The cueing theory , when a child comes to a word she doesnt know, the teacher encourages her to think of a word that makes sense and asks does it look right? does it sound right? if a word checks out on the basis of those questions, shes on the path to skilled reading.
- My kids kindergarten teacher taught to spell based on sound. If you had the right sounds, she considered it right. Like apl was correct when you meant to write apple because it sounded right.
- Right, the way it seems the coping skills of kids with dyslexia became the way to teach all kids to read, just amazing.